Story archive for July 2003

Thursday, July 31

• Troy season ends

Wednesday, July 30

• City crackdown of gaming has much merit

• CHHS rallies at camp

• Thursday, July 31, 2003, Obituaries

• #039;Bev#039; is one of the Belle#039;s MVPs

• Agencies support child advocacy

• Dixie Youth suffers first loss of state tournament

• Video game crackdown continues

• Goody#039;s #039;Kid#039;s Day#039; Saturday

• Wal-Mart lends hand to local Red Cross

• Belles leave today

• Gospel singing helps church to grow

Tuesday, July 29

• Wednesday, July 30, 2003, Obituaries

• Hank Jones: Setting the course for Troy

• Dainty dishes make parties sparkle

• Game over at adult arcades

• Brundidge Masons#039; anniversary marks #039;reverence for age#039;

• #039;Riley Rally#039;

• Troy proves #039;a great stop#039; for school leader

• Free time? Not for this busy PCHS student

Monday, July 28

• Troy wins again

• Good Morning: It#039;s great to be in Pike County

• School board endorses tax plan

• PCEDC adds new partner

• Board picks Lee as interim principal

• Obituaries July 29, 2003

• Troy Marlins suffer first defeat of TABL season

• Lil#039; Folks teaches teachers, kids

• West Alabama wins

• Jab#039;s donates

• Pop#039;s passing leaves empty booth

Saturday, July 26

• Troy Legion splits games

• Sunday, July 27, 2003, Obituaries

• Junior Miss Saturday night

• Troy police more active

• Troy Belles deserve credit and support

• Schools under change

• Lawn lunch a Colley Senior Complex Tuesday

• Troy barely wins

Friday, July 25

• Troy#039;s Belles win state

• Man arrested for sexual assault

• Woodmen offer child identification kits to Pike parents

• Mountain Man at home in wilderness or house

• Standoff ends without violence

Thursday, July 24

• All-Star players know about commitment

• Hueytown wins Angels State in extra innings

• Mitchell wins WAGA tournament

• Obituaries July 25, 2003

• Troy shuts out Sand Mountain, Demopolis

• Dixie Youth goes to state

Wednesday, July 23

• Thursday, July 24, 2003, Obituaries

• Pryor gets go-ahead vote from Judiciary Committee

• Felton-Smith never thought she would one day be a superintendent

• Mission work important in youth ministry

• Something magic about Suppertime

• Troy Belles stay alive in tourney

• Tourney all-star injured saving a life

• 2003 a #039;practice#039; season for TSU

• Pryor vote about integrity

Tuesday, July 22

• Calhoun sentenced to life for Huk-A-Buk murder

• Superintendent selection vital for progress

• Watkins featured in Southern Living

• Day camp means fun in the sun

• Upward Bound gives students a #039;jump-start#039;

• Wednesday, July 23, 2003, Obituaries

• School board selects

Monday, July 21

• Belles win again

• Marlins stay unbeaten in TABL baseball action

• Troy#039;s finest shows in youth tournaments

• Pike County schools ready to go with series of orientations this week

• AIM will present abstinence drama on Aug. 1

• photo/huck treadwell

• Safety is primary concern for school

• Obituaries, Tuesday July 22, 2003

• PCES students may get late start

• Troy Angels eliminated

Sunday, July 20

• Angels lose to Central-Baldwin

• USTA event in Troy#039;s

• Harris, Stamey lead Troy Belles to victory

• plas has grassBy Micah Lewter

• AISA changes its leader

Saturday, July 19

• Tax plan is called #039;essential#039;

• Pioneer Museum inspired Elvin Light

• SheBANG!! packs for dance voyage

• DVA project seeks to memorialize casualties

• Marriages

• Friday accident claims life of 16-year old PLAS student

• Accountability measures profit all Alabamians

• Rain ends Neighbors event early

• Mickey D and the fallen archesMickey D should just pack up its patties, box up its buns and let its arches fall. Fat folks are in a frenzy.

• Campbell-Baker

Thursday, July 17

• Belles ready to make noise

• PLAS wins state

• USCRA ropers come to Troy for two-day event at Cattlemen#039;s Park

• Flea market nets trip money

• Existing industry group is growing

• Picture of beach stems from memories

• Requirements aimed at improving ed

• PLAS QB#039;s shine at Ft. Dale

• Riley Team plans Aug. 26 rally at TSU#039;s Sartain Hall

• July 18, 2003 Obituaries

• PCHS one building shy

• Dixie Belles, Angels begin weekend with food

Wednesday, July 16

• Troy Fest seeks corporate sponsors

• Lions Club#039;s youth camp #039;cowboys up#039;

• Registration under way for Troy City School System

• 4-H Camp set for July 22

• Reading makes a difference in our children#039;s lives

• TCS board meeting postponed

Tuesday, July 15

• First AMBER Alert issued ends with return of child

• TCB will discuss final

• Shackelford reads for fun, enjoyment

• Opinion page can be #039;marketplace of ideas#039; for all

• Tragedy strikes Anderson Peanut family

• #039;Sisters#039; recognized by tourism bureau

Monday, July 14

• Troy teachers get training

• Legion loses to Ozark

• Blue Jeans for Babies set to begin in August

• Troy Nationals defeat Ozark

• Americans fall

• Son Harvest County Fair starts

• Van Horn pitches well

• July 15, 2003 Obituaries

• Good morning, Pike County, it#039;s a great day

• Softball tourney excites host families

• Tennis title tonight

• Shooting victim stabilizing at UAB hospital

Saturday, July 12

• Lions#039; mouths closed

• Voters will have chance to decide Alabama#039;s future

• Goshen, Charles Henderson Middle compete at TSU

• Enzor home donated to museum

• Students looking forward to starting school

• AIM goes national with ad campaign

• Riley pushes plan

• Sunday, July 13, 2003, Obituaries

• Tennis championship

• Rouse douses Dothan Nationals bats for victory

• Man shot on Elm Street Friday

Friday, July 11

• Student disappears in mystery

• Tuesday, April 1, 2003, Obituaries

• Sharks make a splash with Chuan Wang

• Mock helicopter crash tests emergency response

• Tuesday, March 11, 2003, Obituaries.

• Blue-Gray may come to TSU

• Services for Annie L. quot;Annquot; Stringer, 52, who died Thursday January 16, 2003 at Southern Springs Health Care Center in Union Springs will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday January 21, 2003 at Friendship Ba

Wednesday, July 9

• Young pool Shark

• #039;Safe

• Troy State to play on TV

• Sharks defend home

• #039;Books ahoy#039; said Maynard, my boy

• Memories of the second Sunday in July

• Ground broken on quad

• Troy splits games

• Parker an All-Star player

• Troy Nationals win sub-district title

Tuesday, July 8

• Quad project begins today

• Commission right to explore county jail options

• Troy seeks grant

• War expansion under way at museum

• Security unchanged after plant shootings

• Aldridge tries to have a positive outlook

Monday, July 7

• Sign-up offered for

• CHHS boosters set ad deadline

• Sunflowers are for the birds

• Solve the mystery at library lock-in

• Good morning, Pike County:

• July 8, 2003 Obituaries

• George Wallace to close Wednesday

• Blue machine dinner set for July 10

• Troy AL team takes two

• TABL Marlins take two games in season opener

• County commission to begin jail discussion

• Dixie Boys take win

Saturday, July 5

• Quad project will bring more beauty to TSU

• Rockies hold adventure

• Baker-Wilson

• Parade turns ghost town into beehive

• Marriages July 4, 2003

• Picking up telephone can put end to calls

• SportsPlex fireworks #039;best ever#039;

• TSU Quad project starts

• Creatures For The Soul

• Daniels will walk on at Alabama

• Academy Street reunion held

• Play Ball? An oxymoron?

• By George Wacha, BNI Newswire

Thursday, July 3

• Cornerstones should continue to lead nation

• Troy working on grant

• Academy Street reunion this weekend

• Ligon got love of gospel music from his father

• Friday, July 4, 2003, Obituaries

• Kenny Harris likes to share success

Wednesday, July 2

• Colley Complex has much to offer

• Thursday, July 3, 2003, Obituaries

• Baker-Gibbs

• Red Cross makes appeal for blood donations

• Experts look at gaming

• Baseball tournaments money in the bank

• #039;Mighty Clouds of Joy#039; perform tonight

• Tournaments give Troy chance to show best

• Obituaries, July 2, 2003

Tuesday, July 1

• Fireworks prohibited inside city limits

• Troy greases Elba

• Brundidge City Council approves AEC reciprocal agreement

• Statue will commemorate bank#039;s 100th anniversary

• Fourth of July a time for safe, family fellowship

• Minors remain busy

• Wilson sworn in as mayor of Banks; will serve out term

• #039;Egg-straordinary#039; describes Nonnenman

• Board still considering candidates

• Police Reports July 2, 2003

• Discovery of bodies leaves remorse

• Goshen Nutrition Center opens doors in new city hall

• Dixie Minor sub-district forced to play on July 4

• Dixie Minor Nationals beat Brantley by seven

• You can#039;t cook the fish you can#039;t catch

• Bill dumps rain on county

• Fourth of July presents perfect grilling opportunity